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In Reply to: measuring plate voltage posted by vinnie2 on July 25, 2014 at 10:05:16:
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Sounds like you are measuring in the right place.
If your tubes are pulling different current and you don't have a particularly "stiff" PS, the PS voltage can dip a good bit depending on the current. Not necessarily bad, though the stiffer the PS the better.
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